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Jewish Film & New Media: An International Journal cover
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This issue contains 19 articles in total

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  1. Hollywood and Israel: A History by Tony Shaw and Giora Goodman (review)
  2. Reimagining the Promised Land: Israel and America in Post-War Hollywood Cinema by Rodney Wallis (review)
  3. Why the Jews? How Jewish Values Transformed Twentieth Century American Pop Culture by Robert Cherry (review)
  4. Revolutionary Visions: Jewish Life and Politics in Latin American Film by Stephanie Pridgeon (review)
  5. Movie-Made Jews: An American Tradition by Helene Meyers (review)
  6. The Hollywood Motion Picture Blacklist: Seventy-Five Years Later by Larry Ceplair (review)
  7. Gender and Sexuality in Israeli Graphic Novels by Matt Reingold (review)
  8. Northern Exposure: A Cultural History by Michael Samuel (review)
  9. East German Film and the Holocaust by Elizabeth Ward (review)
  10. Citizen Spielberg by Lester D. Friedman (review)
  11. Media Coverage of COVID-19 Mobile Phone Surveillance as a Non-Commemorative Site of Nazi Germany and Holocaust Remembrance
  12. Mapping the Unapproachable: An Analysis of Digital Mappings of Traumatic Places in Europe
  13. Curating is Believing: Digital Art Exhibition and Holocaust Memory
  14. Practices and Challenges in Digital Holocaust and Genocide Education: The Case Study of the Johannesburg Holocaust & Genocide Centre
  15. Youthful Platform Commemoration: TikTok as a Frontier for Holocaust Education and Memory
  16. Holocaust Education and Human Rights Advocacy on TikTok
  17. Digital Holocaust Memory from the Margins: Practices, Places, and Narratives
  18. Rejecting the Collective: Unorthodox and the Problem of Individualist Feminism
  19. Sid Caesar's Comedy of Excess and the Jewish American 1950s
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